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When typical parenting strategies stop working, it’s time for a different approach.

Parent coaching for families raising neurodivergent kids who need practical, real-life support at home and school

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You might be here because...

  • mornings feel harder than they should be.

  • your child melts down after school.

  • charts and consequences stopped working.

  • you're unsure how much support your child really needs.

  • something feels off but you can’t quite name what yet.

  • you want a clearer plan for what to do next.

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If even one of these sounds familiar, you’re in the right place.

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This is where coaching helps

Together, we figure out what’s driving your child’s behavior and what to do next.

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You don’t need more ideas. You need a plan that actually works in your real life.

 

You’ll leave sessions with

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  • practical strategies you can use right away

  • language to use in hard moments

  • a clearer understanding of your child

  • a plan that fits your family

What it looks like to work together

  1. We start with what feels hardest right now.

  2. We look at what’s underneath the behavior.

  3. We build strategies that match your child.

  4. You try them in real life.

  5. We adjust together.

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This isn’t about doing it perfectly.

It’s about finding what actually works.

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When school challenges are part of the picture...

We can also think through:

  • how to approach school conversations

  • what questions to ask

  • how to feel more confident in decisions

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School is often part of the picture, but it doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.

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What parents I work with notice...

  • fewer power struggles at home

  • more confidence in how they respond

  • clearer next steps

  • less second-guessing

  • strategies that actually work

Not sure if this is what you need?

We’ll talk through what’s going on and figure out whether this kind of support makes sense.

Email: kathy@kathymaloy.com
 

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